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Work-study students begin at FLC

Aissa Hernandez FLC News September 10, 2019

Welcome aboard, work-study students!

The beginning of the school year is always a busy time. This also rings true for us here at the Florida Literacy Coalition, as we welcome not one, but two work-study students to our staff. We have been fortunate enough Read more…

Sharifa Ford – Don’t Forget Our Boys

Florida Literacy Coalition Family Literacy September 15, 2014

Three young boys roughhousing

The word active will always be linked with boys. Roughness is in their nature. They can spend six hours at the park, go home and still want to play video games. Reading seems like it’s never a part of their Read more…

Goodbye, FLC

Florida Literacy Coalition Archived November 21, 2013

Colorful sky and sea as the sun sets in the horizon

Some people say they’re not much for goodbyes, and then start saying goodbye. When I left New York, I gave my friends a two-week notice after having known that I would become an AmeriCorps VISTA with FLC for at least Read more…

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